237 Climate Policy and Environmental Management Master's Degree Programs

Der Master-Studiengang Umwelt und Nachhaltigkeitsmanagement bereitet Sie auf die Umsetzung von ökologischen und sozialen Strategien in Unternehmen vor.

The Master’s in Sustainability Management is designed to train professionals capable of integrating sustainability into the strategy of public and private organizations. In a global context marked by environmental, social, and economic challenges — including climate change and growing demands for corporate social responsibility — this program offers comprehensive training in the tools, regulatory frameworks, and key trends that define sustainability in the 21st century.

This MSc Program Psychology and Environmental Sustainability is part of the response of Psychology to the climate emergency the world is experiencing today. In recent years Psychology scholars and their professional associations – for example, the American Psychological Association (APA) or the Portuguese Order of Psychologists (OPP) - began to mobilize to encourage academics to apply knowledge from all subdomains in Psychology toward understanding environment-related human attitudes and habits, and to foster pro-environmental behavior of both individuals and organizations.

The goal of the Ecology and Climate Change study program is to prepare ecology masters who understand the impact of climate change on ecosystem processes, principles and systems of environmental management and protection, factors influencing species diversity and distribution.

Would you like to study towards a double Master’s degree from two renowned European universities, and specialise in economics and policy analysis? Then this is the right programme for you.

This Master’s degree will help you understand and work with various communication processes in environmental and natural resource management.

International Master's Programme in Environment, Sustainability and Global Development combines natural and social sciences, focusing on multidisciplinary knowledge and skills required to analyse and address some of the world’s most challenging environmental and sustainability problems.

This course provides students with in-depth knowledge in the fields of ecotoxicology and sustainability and environmental management analyzes. The sustainability of human actions can be assessed from two points of view: the first that goes in the direction of making the resources used increasingly renewable, the second that aims at minimizing the effects of human actions on the environment.

Would you like a career working with environmental issues in national and international businesses? Then this is the right Master’s programme for you.

As a student of the Master’s Programme in Transdisciplinary Studies of Climate, Environment, and Energy (TRACEE) you are empowered to become a change-maker. Our hands-on programme equips you with the tools to understand the complex problems of climate, energy, and environmental systems. By following TRACEE, you will enhance your skills to create innovative solutions from the perspectives of natural science, social science and humanities, through what we call a transdisciplinary approach.

A graduate of the "Circular Economy and Water Management" program possesses advanced knowledge and skills corresponding to two equally important areas: circular economy and water resources management. They understand the principles of sustainable development, efficient resource use, and the functioning of environmental systems, including the cycling of water and materials in natural and anthropogenic environments.

WACOMA -- Water and Coastal Management is the English taught curriculum of the Master's degree programme in Science and technologies for environmental sustainability. The Curriculum deals with analysis and management of marine coastal areas. Through an interdisciplinary approach, students gain a deep understanding of coastal processes, measures for mitigation and adaptation and ability to manage risks associated with natural and human-induced events, consequences of global changes. Classroom lessons are enriched by practical activities in lab and field trips

Enrolling in the International Master in Environmental Sustainability and Circular Economy will equip you with the skills to develop a sustainability-oriented strategy, with a specific emphasis on circular economy and energy management. You will also learn to design sustainable products, enabling you to lead a company committed to evolving towards a more sustainable and circular economic model.

The course examines and studies, with a multidisciplinary approach, the most relevant issues concerning the complex relationship between economy and environment, both from a micro (business) and macro (economies) point of view. EAS explores methods and tools of analysis aimed at sustainable use and enhancement of natural, environmental and cultural resources.

The Master's Degree Course in Environmental Conservation, Restoration, and Sustainability is divided into two curricula: the Marine curriculum, primarily taught in English, and the Terrestrial curriculum, primarily taught in Italian. Both curricula address issues related to the conservation of natural systems on different spatial and temporal scales.

This one-year, English-taught Master’s, offered in Leeuwarden, will help you become a change agent at the interface between social, technological, and ecological systems. With a focus on social science disciplines such as management, public policy, governance, and law, you will learn to tackle challenges in the field of energy, water, and environmental management. This Master’s covers themes like sustainable development, resilience, circular economy, social entrepreneurship, environmental quality, and technological innovation – from the perspective of both developed and developing countries.